-
Thundra is a
fictional character appearing in
American comic books published by
Marvel Comics. She is
often aligned with the
Fantastic Four. She is a...
- Amazon-like warriors,
ruling over male slaves. It was this
world that
produced Thundra, a
recurring enemy, and
later ally, of The Thing. The
second group to be...
-
otherworldly monarch Thundra,
until he made
peace with
Thundra after realizing they
shared a
strong mutual attraction. Later, with
Thundra as his consort,...
- is the
thematic opposite of
Thundra's universe,
where the
women subjugated the men. The two come into
conflict when
Thundra travels to the 20th century...
-
Daughter of the Hulk and
Thundra. Lyra was
raised in the 23rd
Century by Femizons,
battling men. She was
conceived artificially by
Thundra stealing Hulk's DNA...
- by
their hand.[full
citation needed] The
Squadron Supreme were
saved by
Thundra and
later teleported to Weirdworld,[full
citation needed]
where they encounter...
- 0–9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Taegukgi (Tae-Won) is a
fictional character appearing in
American comic books published by Marvel...
- (voiced by Héctor Elizondo)
Caliph Kapok / Amok Mon Ra (voiced by Tim Curry)
Thundra (voiced by
Candi Milo)
Queen Deluca (voiced by
Tress MacNeille) Ayam Aghoul...
-
regained consciousness.
Thing was
later attacked by the
Frightful Four with
Thundra as
their fourth member.
Medusa aided Thing only to be
roped up by Trapster...
- and Hiro-Kala, and his DNA was used to
create a
daughter named Lyra with
Thundra the
warrior woman. The
Fantastic Four #12 (March 1963),
featured the Hulk's...
